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- Pay-For-Performance Incentives for Small Practices with EHRs Improves Cardiovascular Outcomes
- Analysis Shows Big Gap Between Experts and Public on Need to Cut Medicare Spending
- HINfographic: Medicare Pioneer ACO Year One, Lessons from a Top Performer
- Researchers Assess Frequency, Cost of Critical Care Treatments Seen as Futile by Doctors
- New Chart: What's Required Training for the Care Transition Team?
- E-cigarette Use More Than Doubles Among U.S. Middle and High School Students from 2011-2012
- New Report Finds No Evidence Safety-Net Patients Receive Substandard Primary Care
- 4 Benefits of Online Health Communities in Chronic Care Management
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